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Hi, I was just wondering if someone could draw/tell me how to wire the gamecubes audio to a speaker, I have searched through the forums and followed other diagrams (such as Kasar's) but have been unable to get audio to my speaker :evil: . I had to follow the trace from the video pin to a resistor to ...

I was wondering if i could use the gamecube's digital port to connect my screen to using normal AV signals, like the other port next to it. I as k this because my AV port is broken....

Ok Thanks!

sorry but i dont think he answered that question

The question your probably thinking about is the one about the tiny resistor that got knocked off

sorry tchay it's a pal gamecube

so i do need to have that little board wired up?

I rewired the av ports so there is a negative cable and a positive one, this is for composite video. But nothing appears on the screen.

Do i need to have one of those little boards inside the AV cable?

Plz someone help me, the video on my gamecube isn't working but everything else is, ie disk drive, mobo etc.

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What should i do?

So i don't need one of those boards from the cable?

what about this thing though?

Thx Kasar for the picture

OH FFS!!!!!!!!!

Have done all the hard bits but accidently knocked off one of those TINY resisitors!

Or is it becuase i need one of these cables?

Kasar said u should use the tiny board inside the cable, do i need that?

Well here's what i've done so far...

And i have decided to make the gamecube portrait instead of landscape.

Sorry Black Six kind of forgot that option

Ok thanks thewise1 for all your help!

I would sell it minus the screen (sorry using it for my Gamecube Portable) and i wouldn't add a dpad, so theres really no point in buying it.

Or maybe this one?

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